Gender and Number Agreement in Arabic: Studies in Semitic Languages and Linguistics, cartea 109
Autor Simone Bettega, Luca D’Annaen Limba Engleză Hardback – 30 noi 2022
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789004527232
ISBN-10: 9004527230
Pagini: 450
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Studies in Semitic Languages and Linguistics
ISBN-10: 9004527230
Pagini: 450
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Studies in Semitic Languages and Linguistics
Notă biografică
Simone Bettega works as a researcher at the University of Turin, where he received his Ph.D. in Linguistics in 2016. His researches mainly focus on linguistic typology, syntax, historical linguistics and the documentation of the Arabic dialects of south-eastern Arabia.
Luca D’Anna holds the position of Associate Professor of Arabic Dialectology at the University of Naples “L’Orientale”, after serving as an Assistant Professor of Arabic at The University of Mississippi. His research focuses on Arabic Linguistics and Dialectology, Eastern Maghrebi dialects, Judeo-Arabic and historical linguistics.
Luca D’Anna holds the position of Associate Professor of Arabic Dialectology at the University of Naples “L’Orientale”, after serving as an Assistant Professor of Arabic at The University of Mississippi. His research focuses on Arabic Linguistics and Dialectology, Eastern Maghrebi dialects, Judeo-Arabic and historical linguistics.
Cuprins
Acknowledgments
List of Tables and Figures
A Note on Terminology
Introductory Note
1 Previous Studies on Agreement in Arabic
1.1 Agreement through Time: Arabic Old and New
1.2 Classical and Modern Standard Arabic
1.3 Spoken Arabic
2 Describing the Systems
2.1 Agreement from a Typological Perspective
2.2 Morphological Markers of Gender and Number in Arabic
2.3 The Spoken Dialects
2.4 Pre-Classical Arabic: Pre-Islamic Poetry and the Quran
2.5 The Odd Ones Out: Classical and Modern Standard Arabic
2.6 Summary
3 A Diachronic Account of Agreement: Formal and Written Arabic
3.1 An Overview of Agreement in Central Semitic
3.2 Methodological Issues in the Selection of the Corpora
3.3 A Change in Progress? Resemanticization in Pre-Islamic Poetry
3.4 Down the Agreement Hierarchy: Evidence from the Quran
3.5 Post-7th Century Poetry
3.6 The Dawn of Arabic Prose: Translated Syntax in Kalīla wa Dimna
3.7 From [-Individuated] to [-Human]: The Reanalysis of Semantic Features in Classical Arabic
3.8 After the 10th Century: What Escaped Standardization
3.9 Nabaṭī Poetry: Poetic Register or Survival of the Old System?
3.10 Summary
4 The Approach of Traditional Grammar: An Attempt at Reconstruction
4.1 Scope of the Chapter
4.2 Early Arabic Grammarians: From Sībawayh to al-Mubarrad
4.3 From 10th Century Grammars to Didactic Manuals: Further Developments
4.4 Between Tradition and Standardization: Arabic Grammar during the Nahḍa
4.5 Summary
5 A Diachronic Account of Agreement: Spoken Arabic
5.1 Feminine Singular Agreement with Plural Controllers: Modern Innovation or Ancient Retention?
5.2 The Loss of Feminine Plural Agreement
5.3 Summary
Bibliography
Index of Languages and Dialects
General Index
List of Tables and Figures
A Note on Terminology
Introductory Note
1 Previous Studies on Agreement in Arabic
1.1 Agreement through Time: Arabic Old and New
1.2 Classical and Modern Standard Arabic
1.3 Spoken Arabic
2 Describing the Systems
2.1 Agreement from a Typological Perspective
2.2 Morphological Markers of Gender and Number in Arabic
2.3 The Spoken Dialects
2.4 Pre-Classical Arabic: Pre-Islamic Poetry and the Quran
2.5 The Odd Ones Out: Classical and Modern Standard Arabic
2.6 Summary
3 A Diachronic Account of Agreement: Formal and Written Arabic
3.1 An Overview of Agreement in Central Semitic
3.2 Methodological Issues in the Selection of the Corpora
3.3 A Change in Progress? Resemanticization in Pre-Islamic Poetry
3.4 Down the Agreement Hierarchy: Evidence from the Quran
3.5 Post-7th Century Poetry
3.6 The Dawn of Arabic Prose: Translated Syntax in Kalīla wa Dimna
3.7 From [-Individuated] to [-Human]: The Reanalysis of Semantic Features in Classical Arabic
3.8 After the 10th Century: What Escaped Standardization
3.9 Nabaṭī Poetry: Poetic Register or Survival of the Old System?
3.10 Summary
4 The Approach of Traditional Grammar: An Attempt at Reconstruction
4.1 Scope of the Chapter
4.2 Early Arabic Grammarians: From Sībawayh to al-Mubarrad
4.3 From 10th Century Grammars to Didactic Manuals: Further Developments
4.4 Between Tradition and Standardization: Arabic Grammar during the Nahḍa
4.5 Summary
5 A Diachronic Account of Agreement: Spoken Arabic
5.1 Feminine Singular Agreement with Plural Controllers: Modern Innovation or Ancient Retention?
5.2 The Loss of Feminine Plural Agreement
5.3 Summary
Bibliography
Index of Languages and Dialects
General Index